Canada post neighbourhood mail specs

Canada Post has specific guidelines for addressing mail to a specific neighborhood or area. Here are the specifications:

Neighborhood Mail

• Use the following format:
  • [Recipient's Name]
  • [Street Number] [Street Name]
  • [Neighborhood Name]
  • [City, Province, Postal Code]
• Example: John Smith
  • 123 Main St
  • Downtown
  • Toronto, ON M5A 1A1

Area Mail

• Use the following format:
  • [Recipient's Name]
  • [Street Number] [Street Name]
  • [Area Code] [Area Name]
  • [City, Province, Postal Code]
• Example: Jane Doe
  • 456 Elm St
  • 1234 [Area Code] West End
  • Toronto, ON M5A 1A1

Notes:

• Neighborhood and Area Mail are only available for specific areas with a high concentration of mail delivery.
• The neighborhood or area name must be approved by Canada Post.
• The neighborhood or area name should be written in capital letters.
• If the neighborhood or area name is not recognized, the mail will be delivered to the nearest street or PO box.
• Neighborhood and Area Mail are not available for rural areas or PO boxes.

Additional Tips:

• Make sure to use the correct spelling and capitalization for the neighborhood or area name.
• If you're unsure about the neighborhood or area name, you can contact Canada Post customer service for assistance.
• Neighborhood and Area Mail are not available for international mail.

By following these guidelines, you can ensure that your mail is delivered efficiently and accurately to the correct neighborhood or area.